Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

4 reception snd bsaqust vaa aivan
~ tns PAiACe tosuight, the guests beiD q
limited TO mi bers Of royal families
and Diplomats. Mr.. Phelps Was prea-
ent.
Mr. Phelps, tho United States Minis.
Ter, drove TO Westminster Abbey Ia q
landau. His black coat was in con .
epicuous contrast with the brilliant uni
Forms OF his brother diplomats in the
Abbey.
BLACK FLAGS PARADED IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN. Jurs 81 "A fight occur red
In Cork to dAy between the Loyalists
snd Nationslis,s during tba military 70.
view bold in homer Of the Queens jub,-
lee. The NattoDalists parads sd past the
reviewiDg ground, carrying black flags,
This angered the 10y Alists, and they ct.
tackled the Home Rulers. During the
hRhs that ensued shots weie fred from
Doth SIDES, but no one was Injured.
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's CONGRATU.
LATIoNs.
WAsHINGToN, June q Tho follow.
Ing 10 the Pretident's letter presenting
MIS- jubilee congratulations to Queen
Victoria:
To her Majesty, Victoria, Queen Of
Great Britain and Ireland and Elm press
OF lndtA-Grest and Good Friend: In
the name and on behalf of the people
OF tins United States present their FIN.
oere calculations upon the arrival Of the
nftieth anniversary OF your Msjssfy's
accession to the crown Of Great Bri.
lain. but utter the general voice oil
my fellow countrymen In wishing for
your people the prolongation Of reian
30 marked with tbs advance In popular
we'll being, physical, moral and INTEL
lsctuel. II 10 justice, aud not adula'
tion, to ackno Wedge the debt Of graft.
tude snd respect due to your personal
virtues for their important influence in
producing and causing the prosperous
and we'll ord cred condition Of Affairs
now prevailing throughout your domip
Ions. May your life be prolonged, and
peace. honor and prosperity bless the
to rule. May liberty flourish through.
out your Empire under lust aud equal
laws, and your Government be strong
In the affections OF all who live undeI
Il. And pray God to have your Ma
jesty In His holy keeping.
Done As Washington this 9th dav ol
Nay A. q. 1887. GROVER CLEVELAND.
By the President:
T. r. BAYARD, Secretary OF State.
REQUIEM MASS FOR DECEASED IRISH
MEN.
A solemn requiem WAS was cole
brated to day In the Church Of Holy
lnuscents, corner Of Broad way and
Thirty seventh street, PhiladelphIa
over the victims who have died In the
hftv years of Euglish misrule. A
fcodiu wac placed in the church, Gov
cred with black pail and bearing the
Inscription II. H. g." There WAS nc
corpse in the coffin, which was placed
there rs . sign for the thousands OF
1rishmeD who had psrished from Brit
ish iaws during the past fifty years
The services contested Of the usual re.
Quiom mass OF ihe Roman Catholic
Church. The oelebrant war Rev.
/ Father LArkin. assisted by Rev.
Fathers Doushersy aud Kesrney. After
the gospel Father Larkin spoke fro Il
the steps OF the altar. lie said:
We are assembled here to-day tc
offer prayers for the victims OF opprss:
sion who bavo persisted In resisriD Z
tyranny, the ] 300 900 who have died o.
famine, the $1,000 who have died ol
snip fever, the 800 Dutchered In suppress
sing public meetings, the TO hanged fol
resisting tyranny, and the 27 who have
died in English dungeons, besides the
thousands who have died In other ways
the victims Of cruel laws.
| Flying OF half.n~ ~st from the flag pole
OF the Vsndyke Hotel to day was q
black fsg ten feet long by seven wio.
with skull and cross bones and the
/ word Jubilee" done in white. In the
same colors WAS q sign 80 feet long and
1S inches wide, which stood out con
spicuously 1t the foot Of the flag pole
with the following legend: 70, 900, ,00C
exiled Irish."